House For Sale £775,000
The property
This 0.75-acre former farmyard enjoys a quiet rural location only a mile from Frinton-on-Sea town and beach.
The property comprises of a 1639-sqft high-specification single-story dwelling and an unconverted timber framed barn with consent for conversion into residential accommodation.
Whilst the title is restricted to one dwelling, the property presents a number of options including conversion of the timber framed barn as per its consent to make a second property that shares the grounds; this would be ideal for multigeneration families.
A second option would be to convert the timber framed barn but to seek consent to link it to the existing property to create one substantial dwelling. Either option would see the creation of a fabulous home that would make the most of its superb location and views.
Wonderwall
The existing dwelling (known as Wonderwall) is a luxury two-bedroom barn conversion. It includes a vast open-plan kitchen/living/dining space with impressive views, two sets of bi-fold doors to the garden and a very well-appointed kitchen (including a range cooker and an island breakfast bar).
Both bedrooms have their own dressing rooms and stylish bathrooms, the larger of which is fully tiled and has a double sized cubicle power shower as well as a large bath with wall-mounted taps. Other accommodation includes a large entrance hall with plenty of storage, a utility room and a WC.
The property has planning permission to extend off the living area to create an additional sitting room, and a third bedroom suite with a walk-in-wardrobe and shower room. Planning documents are available on request or can be downloaded on Tendring District Council’s planning portal using the reference 21/02061/fulhh.
Timber-framed barn
A 1482 square foot single level timber-framed barn sits adjacent to Wonderwall. This has permitted development for conversion into further residential accommodation which will include three bedrooms, two bath/shower rooms, a large open-plan kitchen/living dining space and an entrance hall.
The reception areas in this property will enjoy vaulted ceilings and the bedrooms will have excellent views. Again, plans are available on request or they can be looked up on Tendring District Council’s planning portal using the reference 21/00025/counot.
Grounds and outbuildings
The grounds are approached via a privately owned tree-lined driveway. They include a large agricultural storage barn (of asbestos construction) which is linked to a neighbour’s barn. Adjacent to this our clients have constructed a studio which is currently in use as a beauty parlour but which could suit a number of potential uses.
Location
The property is located at the end of Greenend Lane in the village of Great Holland. Frinton-on-Sea beach and town centre is around two miles by car but is only a mile away over rural footpaths.
Directions
Postcode: CO13 0JA
What Three Words location: ///tourist.districts.gazed
Points to note
Wonderwall is connected to mains electric and water supplies. It is heated by an air source heat pump and has a newly installed private sewerage system.
The house is registered in council tax band A with Tendring District Council and with annual payments of around £1300.00. EPC rating to be confirmed. A restrictive covenant limits the property to being a single-family residence.
The site plan shown on the sales details is indicative of the precise boundaries.
General advice
Before booking a viewing of any Bloomfield Grey property, we suggest buyers view its full online details including the street-view representation, the site map, the satellite view and the floor plan. If you have any questions, please contact Bloomfield Grey. A PDF version of the floorplan is available on request. These sales details were produced in good faith and are believed to be correct.
This 0.75-acre former farmyard enjoys a quiet rural location only a mile from Frinton-on-Sea town and beach.
The property comprises of a 1639-sqft high-specification single-story dwelling and an unconverted timber framed barn with consent for conversion into residential accommodation.
Whilst the title is restricted to one dwelling, the property presents a number of options including conversion of the timber framed barn as per its consent to make a second property that shares the grounds; this would be ideal for multigeneration families.
A second option would be to convert the timber framed barn but to seek consent to link it to the existing property to create one substantial dwelling. Either option would see the creation of a fabulous home that would make the most of its superb location and views.
Wonderwall
The existing dwelling (known as Wonderwall) is a luxury two-bedroom barn conversion. It includes a vast open-plan kitchen/living/dining space with impressive views, two sets of bi-fold doors to the garden and a very well-appointed kitchen (including a range cooker and an island breakfast bar).
Both bedrooms have their own dressing rooms and stylish bathrooms, the larger of which is fully tiled and has a double sized cubicle power shower as well as a large bath with wall-mounted taps. Other accommodation includes a large entrance hall with plenty of storage, a utility room and a WC.
The property has planning permission to extend off the living area to create an additional sitting room, and a third bedroom suite with a walk-in-wardrobe and shower room. Planning documents are available on request or can be downloaded on Tendring District Council’s planning portal using the reference 21/02061/fulhh.
Timber-framed barn
A 1482 square foot single level timber-framed barn sits adjacent to Wonderwall. This has permitted development for conversion into further residential accommodation which will include three bedrooms, two bath/shower rooms, a large open-plan kitchen/living dining space and an entrance hall.
The reception areas in this property will enjoy vaulted ceilings and the bedrooms will have excellent views. Again, plans are available on request or they can be looked up on Tendring District Council’s planning portal using the reference 21/00025/counot.
Grounds and outbuildings
The grounds are approached via a privately owned tree-lined driveway. They include a large agricultural storage barn (of asbestos construction) which is linked to a neighbour’s barn. Adjacent to this our clients have constructed a studio which is currently in use as a beauty parlour but which could suit a number of potential uses.
Location
The property is located at the end of Greenend Lane in the village of Great Holland. Frinton-on-Sea beach and town centre is around two miles by car but is only a mile away over rural footpaths.
Directions
Postcode: CO13 0JA
What Three Words location: ///tourist.districts.gazed
Points to note
Wonderwall is connected to mains electric and water supplies. It is heated by an air source heat pump and has a newly installed private sewerage system.
The house is registered in council tax band A with Tendring District Council and with annual payments of around £1300.00. EPC rating to be confirmed. A restrictive covenant limits the property to being a single-family residence.
The site plan shown on the sales details is indicative of the precise boundaries.
General advice
Before booking a viewing of any Bloomfield Grey property, we suggest buyers view its full online details including the street-view representation, the site map, the satellite view and the floor plan. If you have any questions, please contact Bloomfield Grey. A PDF version of the floorplan is available on request. These sales details were produced in good faith and are believed to be correct.
